On Sun, Sep 10, 2023 at 11:59:33AM +0200, Havard Eidnes wrote: > With the caveat that I've not verified this myself, I *think* > this depends on how you got to where you are at the moment. If > your current up-to-date 10.0 BETA using openssl 3 was initially > installed in the pre-openssl3 era and subsequently upgraded, the > old major versions of the shared libraries should still be > installed, and you should then in theory be able to use packages > from a binary package repository from the pre-openssl3 era. > > If, on the other hand you're talking about a fresh install of a > 10.0 BETA with openssl 3, you will not be able to use binary > packages built in the pre-openssl3 era.
Basically: yes. But it is slightly more complex due to the initial openssl3 changes missing several shared library bumps (what pkgsrc would call a recursive revbump) for libs using one of the openssl or heimdahl libs. The fallout from that is cryptic and depends on the pkgs you use. Martin
